Sentence examples for sectional datasets from inspiring English sources
One study used a series of cross sectional datasets to assess career progression.
It makes two core contributions: First, we propose the surface area of the contributing hydrologic catchment as a new instrumental variable to estimate elasticity using a cross sectional dataset of existing micro hydropower infrastructure.
It is also possible that not all entry sites for infection were recorded in the cross sectional dataset.
A restricted dataset of those people with multiple sclerosis born in Australia between 1920 and 1950 (inclusive) was chosen to minimise problems arising from differential survival (for those born before 1920) or age of onset (for those born after 1950) from use of the whole year of birth range (1897-1969) in the original cross sectional dataset.
Earlier studies mostly apply time-series or cross-sectional datasets to examine the appropriate topic of energy (Wolde-Rufael, [8, 9]).
In addition, because error terms are serially correlated when multi-year repeated cross-sectional datasets are used, standard errors could be underestimated (Bertrand et al. [21]).
Studies using available cross-sectional datasets show almost complete absence of a positive relationship between medical investment and the quality of care ([11, 12]; [12]; [12]).
Using a series of British cross-sectional datasets, we begin by confirming the usual finding, using least squares, that parental education levels and paternal income are positively associated with good child outcomes: in particular, with later school leaving1.
This method of analysis has been used with other cross-sectional datasets, including NHANES III, to compare risk of menarche among girls age 10 16 [28], and in analyses of entry into menopause [64], [65].
Data were pooled from six cross-sectional datasets representative of the Norwegian population during 2007 2012.
We developed a novel statistical methodology to identify age-regulated expression trends in cross-sectional datasets.
